On March 10th, a French couple was attacked at home by three fake police officers armed with knives, forcing them to transfer approximately 900,000 euros worth of Bitcoin. The couple was injured and tied up, and the assailants fled. This case is the latest example of a "wrench attack" in cryptocurrency. Several similar incidents have occurred in France this year.

Gate News Report, March 6, CEX CEO Brian Armstrong stated that they are building the infrastructure for the AI agent economy. Base is rapidly establishing its position as the on-chain home for artificial intelligence.

A South Korean cryptocurrency scammer reappeared after being declared dead and has repaid approximately $60,000 to the victims. The man fled to Cambodia and was deported back to his home country. Prosecutors canceled his missing person declaration, restored his legal status, and handled his frozen assets, actively investigating the case and protecting human rights.

Foresight News reports that Jordan has shot down two incoming ballistic missiles, according to CCTV International News. The Muwaffaq Salti Air Base is located approximately 100 kilometers northeast of the Jordanian capital, Amman, and is home to the U.S. Air Force's 332nd Expeditionary Wing.

Former OpenAI and xAI employee Hieu Pham, feeling exhausted from intense work, chose to return to his home country for rest. He emphasized the reality and seriousness of mental health issues. Additionally, several researchers within the industry have resigned, reflecting the impact of high-pressure work culture in AI laboratories on employee health, raising concerns about sustainability and innovation.

Cryptocurrency venture capital firm Framework Ventures partners with Better, planning to provide approximately $500 million in credit support and issue tokens linked to mortgage loans. Framework will also acquire a 10% stake in Better and will launch a product called "Home Token" in the future. Through on-chain financing, Better aims to reduce intermediary layers and costs, offering consumers lower-interest mortgage loans.

Canadian venture capital firm Framework Ventures has agreed to purchase a 10% stake in Better.com for approximately $45 million. Better.com plans to issue a token product called "Home Token," backed by $500 million in mortgage and other loan assets, and collaborate with the DeFi ecosystem Sky to bring mortgage assets onto the blockchain.

The White House and Congress are at an impasse over Trump's proposal to ban Wall Street investors from purchasing single-family homes. Although Trump is pushing to include the ban in the 21st Century Housing Act, members of both houses generally oppose it, believing that it could disrupt the existing housing legislation process. Congress is focused on housing supply, while Trump is more inclined to stimulate demand.

PANews February 9 News, according to Cointelegraph, billionaire Grant Cardone announced that he is listing his luxury home in the Gold Coast for sale at a price of 700 Bitcoins, while his neighbor is asking $88 million for a similar property. He stated, "Let the neighbor make more fiat currency, but four years from now, my choice will still be better."

Two California teenagers have been charged with a felony for allegedly breaking into a home targeting $66 million in cryptocurrency. The suspects disguised themselves as delivery drivers, entered the residence, locked the homeowner inside, and assaulted them. Police believe they were extorting the victim and involved in the crime, and they were arrested after fleeing the scene.